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[ad_1] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The 2021 version of the PXG 0211 irons maintain an attractive price but borrows liberally from the company’s hallmark Gen3 line of irons, including a hollow-body design filled with a soft, super-ball-like polymer back inside the clubhead. A firmer polymer is behind the thin face to maintain structural integrity, …

PXG’s 0211 irons bring plenty of distance while costing (relatively) less | Equipment Read More »

[ad_1] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Launching a new line at what it calls “an unexpected price,” PXG brings its top-of-the-line technology to its 0211 line. The moderately larger profiles in the driver, fairway woods and hybrids are designed with creating versatility and enhancing a player’s confidence level at address. The target is to appeal …

PXG 0211 metalwood lineup includes drivers at a price you won’t believe | Equipment Read More »

[ad_1] For 15 years Bridgestone’s e6 ball has held strong appeal for average golfers seeking a straighter flight and something a little softer on the wallet than a tour-caliber ball. The original was a three-piece construction, but two years ago the company went to a two-piece model with a sifter core. It continues down that …

Bridgestone’s new e6 addresses average golfer needs at an appealing price | Equipment Read More »

[ad_1] The Callaway Epic, the company’s most successful driver franchise since the introduction of the Great Big Bertha in 1995, looks to have three new models on the verge of being introduced to start the new year. On Monday, the company added the Epic Speed, Epic Max and Epic Max LS on the weekly report …

Callaway’s Epic Speed and Epic Max models added to conforming lists | Equipment Read More »

[ad_1] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Mizuno’s M.Craft lineup of forged carbon steel putters, which debuted earlier this year, adds three new models for 2021, including two new mallets and a wide-body blade. Price: $300 (new models available Feb. 4). THE DEEP DIVE: Mizuno got back into the putter business earlier this year by concentrating …

Mizuno adds three new models to its M.Craft line of forged putters | Equipment Read More »

[ad_1] TaylorMade put two new drivers on the conforming list of golf clubs published by the R&A this week, both apparently follow ups to the current SIM line of drivers. Placed on the weekly updated list are the SIM2 and SIM2 Max. The SIM and SIM Max are TaylorMade’s current flagship drivers. (It is likely …

TaylorMade debuts SIM2 drivers on conforming driver list | Equipment Read More »

[ad_1] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Cleveland’s CBX 2 wedges were designed to help golfers who, well, need help with their short game. Its latest black satin offering employs all the hallmark technologies of the original CBX 2, including a precise center-of-gravity location, face-milling pattern and numerous loft/sole grind options in a striking murdered-out look. …

Cleveland’s CBX 2 wedges add another tour-pro-cool finish to its line | Equipment Read More »

[ad_1] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Although the use of 3D printing for the badge and carbon-fiber strips on the topline is super cool—they reduce weight and better position the center of gravity—the guts of the club are impressive as well. It’s made from a forged 17-4 stainless-steel and has a variable-thickness face with a deep …

Cobra Golf employs 3D printing in its latest iron line: Radspeed | Equipment Read More »

[ad_1] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Cobra’s Radspeed metalwood lineup includes three driver options, four fairway wood options and two hybrid versions. Each distinctly different head explores the benefits of pushing saved mass to extreme locations: Forward to optimize energy transfer and lower spin for better players; rearward to improve off-center hit forgiveness for average …

Cobra Radspeed metalwoods go to extremes for three different player types | Equipment Read More »

[ad_1] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Srixon’s new ZX wood family, which includes the low-spin, tour-styled ZX7 driver and the larger footprint, high-launching ZX5 driver along with fairway woods and hybrids, seeks to improve the way the clubface transfers energy to the ball by recalibrating the crown and sole design. With the areas supporting the …

Srixon looks beyond the face in ZX woods to “second flexible area” for more ball speed, distance | Equipment Read More »